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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1915
Page
2
The article notes a claimed discovery by Professor Goehring of a new radioactive element named brevium in Karlsruhe. It discusses early assessment of its position and value, with cautious notes on scientific and commercial potential. It also briefly mentions Indonesian sandals and Suez Canal traffic during wartime and ship nationalities in 1914 and 1915.
A miscellaneous column previews vast topics from amber mining and fish exports to farm values, port trade shares, population estimates, and rail stations. It mentions the North Sea catch, British dye industry funding, fish shipments to England, and a Toklo central station, interspersed with quirky observations on toads and paper flywheels.
Washington July 22 Senators Kenyon and Burton emerge in Republican chatter as potential vice presidential picks. Kenyon favored by western progressives to balance an eastern president. Burton praised as acceptable to conservative and progressive wings. A politician notes Kenyon might accept if offered, while recalling Delliver’s earlier refusal.
In Chicago July 22, Hearst allies clashed with Governor Dunne over the motion picture censorship bill veto. The dispute signals Hearst aims to control Illinois and potentially other state delegations for the 1916 Democratic National Convention, with Stevenson and Glynn figures central to the power struggle.
Washington observers say German American voters will not shake the national election outcome. Democrats argue Republicans cannot gain by courting German Americans and would risk backing a pacific platform weaker than Wilsons. The party split over foreign policy leaves German Americans without a clear favorite.
Former Senator Theodore E. Burton of Ohio will tour the Pacific coast delivering speeches. Supporters say the Burton presidential boom has gained momentum after his South America trip and a war record tour, improving his appeal among political circles.
Elmore W. Hurst a finmeter attorney and unmvent democratic politician died of heart disease at Rock Island on July 22 at age 60. He was Illinois choice for vice president at the Baltimore convention in 1912 as a delegate at large.
John J. Kelliher died at Riverview Park pool after being frightened by a slim man claiming the water was ten feet deep. He could not swim and was towed by a companion when he cried to let go and sank. The coroner reported the incident occurred July 21.
From Washington July 21 Secretary Lanning was refining a note to Germany on American naval warfare policy. The text, agreed at a Chicago meeting, awaits final shape for transmission to Berlin.
New York July 22 Counsel for Charles Becker awaited the governors decision on clemency to avoid execution for the Rosenthal murder. Hecker claims motive involved Sen Timothy Sullivan and a promised payoff, and notes a larger sum offered to Rosenthal. A new trial may follow upon newly discovered evidence.
A fragmentary letter shows Mia and Mrs. Herman Rosenthal debating love and tragedy. The missive references Charles Becker and a murder that left a widow penniless, hinting at a sensational case.
The Wabash railroad, a $229 million corporation, was sold at auction for $15 million to the joint reorganization committee of creditors under foreclosure to satisfy a $41 million mortgage. The sale follows a bid by Robert Goelet for the purchasing committee as New York financiers attended, with $1.575 million claimed by the New York Trust for rental costs. The federal court must confirm the sale before transfer, after which reorganization plans to end receivership will be pursued.
Authorities hunt the kidnapper of wealthy rancher E A Empey held for 6600 ransom after he was abducted at gunpoint from his Idaho ranch 40 miles east of town. Empey's 15 year old son delivered a letter demanding gold to Long Valley with a two man wagon drop and threats of death if not paid.
Des Moines Indiana July 21 Serious charges against Mose Levich a well known pawn broker now bankrupt are filed in a petition asking Judge Wade to order an examination It alleges Levich concealed assets totaling 112080 with liabilities 24400 and wealth on hand of 8750 as real assets hidden from creditors
New York speaks of dark shades dominating upcoming dress fabrics. H fioselcan of the Textile Color Card Association predicts the trend from expert selections shown to the Jobbers' Association of dress fabric buyers meeting.
Joe Kirby a Bronx Falls attorney is cited to appear before the South Dakota Supreme Court on July 29 to show cause why he should not be disbarred for contempt and why penalties should not be imposed. The move stems from a Capital Journal interview that allegedly blamed Kirby for the Egan disbarment matter. The attorney general filed the disbarment complaint on orders of the court.
London reports Violet Asquith daughter of the premier suffered a mild typhoid attack a week ago. Her condition is described as not serious and she is visited by officials and family. The illness follows prior trips and engagements with Bryce and other figures, with no further details on recovery timelines.
A proposed rule by the commerce commission seeks to set charges on interstate ferry car service and related freight movements. The plan, aimed at levying duties in the southern region, would impose new annual costs in the run up to July 21, with implications for shippers across several industries.
Reports from Kenton say eleven Kentucky farm laborers in onion fields fled in a canoe during high water. The capsized craft likely caused all to drown after hitting a snag. Swamps remain flooded and conditions are described as appalling. The river is in its channel but drainage is blocked.
The United States says it will treat German contravention of international law as unfriendly and may respond with decisive action. Officials warn passengers and states that future transgressions could end diplomatic ties, while not specifying exact measures.
A dispatch from Sebastopol reports the Russian forces destroyed 59 Turkish sailing vessels and damaged the fleet near Mush in Asiatic Turkey, 83 miles southeast of Erzerum. Nazyk was captured during the fighting.
In Bayonne New Jersey around the Standard Oil plant disorder erupted with a mob of about 5000 clashing with guards. Three rioters were wounded by pistol fire and later hospitalized while police and fire units defended the site amid ongoing tensions over a strike action.
Pittsburgh July 22 K W expected to start action to divorce Evelyn Nesbit Thaw plans to explain his reasons in a statement to be issued soon He says he will divorce her for her dancing partner Jack Clifford and other alleged infidelities in a camp scene narrative
Porin July 21 The Journal reportedly sold by the Le Tellier family to a syndicate. The paper founded 80 years ago is now in the hands of Deputy Fratocols de endelr Meur Hileet th
The readable text offers fragments about Lao Hie and Sao tat et eles with unclear context. Names appear as potential places or groups but specific events dates or actions are not identifiable from the fragments.
Reports from Berlin and Sayville describe heavy Allied and German actions across the Baltic fronts. German forces under von Hindenburg advance toward Riga while Russian reserves stiffen, with strategic moves aimed at cutting Polish and Baltic links to Petrograd. The struggle centers on Warsaw, Riga, and the Dniester region as both sides pour troops and artillery into a pivotal, costly campaign.
A damaged text fragment notes ongoing front activity north of the Gulf of Trier with references to war effort, frontline fighting, and casualties though specifics are unclear. Names and places are obscured by the OCR errors but imply continued combat operations and losses.
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